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Posted to users@subversion.apache.org by David Lyall <da...@sandybrook.com> on 2004/04/30 19:15:21 UTC
technique for excluding build products
A newbie question:
What is the preferered technique for excluding C++ build products (ie the
Debug and Release dirs VC++ creates) from being included in the repository?
David
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Re: technique for excluding build products
Posted by M <ma...@gmx.de>.
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This is only an issue when adding or importing files. Commits don't care
about non-versioned stuff in the working copy.
My very basic approach when importing & adding:
Rather than importing files into the repository I create an empty (only
trunk, tags, branches) repo in the beginning, check out the trunk and
copy all the wanted wc content there, svn add what I want to see in the
repo, commit and there we go. No build output.
If you use TortoiseSVN you can uncheck undesired folders when adding new
stuff. Otherwise just revert unwanted files between add and commit and
they won't get into the repo, too.
More sophisticated might be using exclude lists (either with svn or
TSVN), but that doesn't pay for me as I don't add deep folders sooo
often. Mostly it's single files - directly from within Visual Studio
using AnkhSVN.
Hope this helps,
M
David Lyall schrieb:
| A newbie question:
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| What is the preferered technique for excluding C++ build products (ie the
| Debug and Release dirs VC++ creates) from being included in the
repository?
|
| David
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